Lyrics
When you dove, drunk with sleep in your eyes
Describing a person who, while asleep, immersed themselves in a dive, possibly metaphorical, with sleepy eyes.
You stole what was left of the sky,
Expressing that the person took away what little remained of hope or positivity, using the metaphor of stealing the sky.
I remember how you freed your hair,
Recalling how the person liberated their hair, possibly symbolizing freedom or letting go.
Hung your head in a forgotten stare
Depicting a moment where the person hung their head, lost in a distant and forgotten gaze.
And I thought, and I thought
Expressing the narrator's contemplation and thoughts in response to the described actions.
When will the water stop, will it pour all day?
Pondering when the emotional turmoil or challenges ("water") will cease, questioning if it will persist throughout the day.
When will the water stop?
Repeating the question about when the difficulties or emotional turmoil will end.
I know that you can't say.
Acknowledging that the person may not be able to provide an answer to when the challenges will subside.
Turning to fall out of our lives,
Describing a turning point or transition in life, possibly involving a separation or change.
Spinning pictures: blue screams and red kisses,
Depicting vivid images of emotional intensity, using colors to represent screams and kisses.
You sank into yourself and I got lost somewhere in between
Describing how the person withdrew into themselves, leading to the narrator feeling lost in the midst of this change.
When will the water stop, will it pour all day?
Repeating the inquiry about when the emotional challenges will come to an end.
When will the water stop?
Reiterating the question regarding the cessation of emotional difficulties, emphasizing uncertainty.
I know that you can't say.
Acknowledging the uncertainty of the person's ability to provide a definite answer regarding the end of challenges.
She is washed up on his shore,
Depicting a woman stranded or confronting difficulties on someone else's "shore," possibly representing a relationship or situation.
There's no time to get into his life,
Indicating a lack of time to become involved in the life of the person on whose "shore" the woman is washed up.
She is washed up on his shore,
Repeating the scenario of a woman facing challenges on someone else's shore, emphasizing the lack of time for involvement.
There's no time to get into his life.
Highlighting the urgency and lack of opportunity to integrate into the life of the person in the described situation.
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